The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Harry Francis. editor of the Michigan Cit
Dispatch. is in the city.

Harry Francis editor of the Michigan City
Dispatch. is in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Elliott have returned from
visit of five weeks in South Carolina
Miss Elsa Stephens, of Milledgeville. Ga, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Jennie Stephens,
for few weeks.
State Treasurer J. A. Lemcke fled his oath Of
office yesterday. He will commence his official
duties on next Monday.
Mrs John Love has returned from Battle
Creek, Mich where she has been with her sister,
Mrs. Sullivan, who has been very ill.
Mr.. Sidney M Dyer and family started for
Florida yesterday to visit Mr.. Dyer's parents.
His family will probably remain till spring.
Mrs. Anna Agnew, author of From Under
the Cloud, or Personal "reminiscences of Insan-
lty," is at the Hotel English. She will spend q
month in the city
Rev. R. V. Hunter is devotipg his Sunday
evenings to sermons to different kinds of work
Ing people. His sermon last Sunday evening was
TO iron workers. Next Sunday evening he will
talk specially to carpenterss a1d wood workers.
Mrs. Warwick Miller has returned from Louis.
vile. where she went to attend the wedding OF
her brother, Mr.. Spence Minor, to Miss Clara
Turner, which occurred last week. She re-
NAMED to attend the reception given by her
mother to the bride and groom.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall addressed mass
meeting called by the Pennsylvania Equal Suf-
frage Association, at Kenneth Square, Philadel-
phia, yesterday. Her subject was Conditions
of Liberty" Mrs. Sewall will go to New York.
on Monday, to attend a meeting of the "Soro-
SIS" as the guest of the president, Mrs Jennie
June Croly, and will also be given a reception
by the New York Equal Suffrage Club.
SOCIETY.
The Equal Suffrage Society will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Monday afternoon at
their rooms on North Pennsylvania street. Mrs
nj. l.. Andrews will lead the discussion on "Po-
litical Science"
Section one of George H Thomas Woman's
Relief Corps, No. 20, will hold social and sup
per at the Grand Army Hail. on Delaware
street tonight Literary and musical exercises
| will intersperse the evenings amusements.
The Young Peoples Social Circle, Of Central
| avenue M. E. Church, will be entertained this
| evening by Mrs. W. D. Cooper. No. Is Central
| avenue p musical programme has been ar
| ranged. after which refreshments will be served
Mrs. George T. Moore, No. 332 North Alabama
| street, entertained a number OF friends On
Wednesday afternoon. Each guest came pro-
| vided with some familiar quotation, and the
| others were to guess the authors name. The
! afternoon was one Of exceptional interest.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Anderson, Of Covirg-
| ton, KY, are guests of Mir. and Mrs S. Williams,
| and yesterday being their twelfth marriage An
niversary. Mr.. and Mrs Williams invited few
friends In last evening to assist In an informal
| celebration. The occasion was one of enjoy
ment.
| Miss Carrie johnson gave a delightful lunch
| con yesterday, to fifteen of her young friends.
in celebration of her having reached the age of
| sixteen years, the company seated at table
numbering sixteen. A basket filled with sixteen
| Marechal Neil roses adorned the center of the
| table, and bunch of the same number OF hya-
cnths was given to each guest. The idea OF the
| number was otherwise carried out in several
| pretty ways. The hostess was remembered with
| gifts from each friend present, and others.
| Hotel Arrivals.
Bates House: Frank D. Butler, Peru; Mrs.
| M. S. Naylor, Eugene d. E. Williamson, Geo.
A. knight. Brazil; G. NJ. Crawford. Crawfords-
vile; George II. Puntenney, Rushville w. E.
Beach. Lafayette; c. H Brownel and wife.
Peru; John W. Ragsdale, Franklin; j. a. Clay
pool, Connersville; c. j. Sherman, Sullivan; P.
linn and wife, Fowler; R. B. Beauchamp and
| fe. Upton; E. Munk, Connersyiile; B. B.
JONES' Columbus; ]. NJ. Newberger LaPorte
| George w. Kendrick, Marion; John Watson
| Brazil; Ben L. Smith, Thomas j. Newkirk
| Rushville; Mark w. Kidder, Terre Haute; John
A. Long Hail.
Grand Hotel: j. S. Allen, CoyaBgton; David
| Marks, Wabash; J. B. Kirkpatrick, Kokomo n.
G. Gaskil Frankfort: w. NJ Franklin, Spencer
r. johnson, Madison; F. p Wilson. Wabash: w.
w. Orr. Muneie; e. NJ. Rhinehart, Delphi; Johr
A. Rothrock, Monticello; III. H. Francis, Mich
gan City; NJ D. Manson. Charlottesville; VIM
Darroch Kentland; r. B. Woolsey. r. A. Tay
Tor, Terre Haute; A. r. Van Sickles, Martins
vile; j. II. Burford, Crawfordsville j. A. Houser
Arcadia; H. Dale, George Forgy, w. D. Pratt
Logansport: Miss L. Andrew, Paoli; Charles w
Lamb. NJ. F. Hegerly, Terre Haute; A. j. How
ard, Jeffersonville j. L. Carson, Fairland; Ca
Stogsdel, St. Paul; John c. Wineate, Wingate
William Bradshaw, Delphi; c. @. Shull ant
wife, Montpelier.